Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by jojo14 on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:05PM
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This is vaporware. VW are stuck. They are not able to innovate. VW EVs are always tomorrow, whereas actual manufacturers do deliver EVs now : Nissan and Renault besides Tesla.
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Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by nuclear_eclipse on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:35PM
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You do realize that VW has been shipping and selling the e-Golf EV for many years now, and in good quantities? They're all over the bay area, and seem almost as popular as the Leaf.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by ravedave5 on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:08PM
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Porsche (a division of VW) is not vaporware in the EV space.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by lnsru on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:13PM
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Porsche isn’t mainstream car. It’s a toy for riches, not for salaried employees.
Edit: I was wrong. I could lease Macan for ~700€/month.
Porsche pushes tech in the higher end cars, make it work well and reduce costs, then eventually ends up in audi's / vw's. Look at how porsche 919 hybrid is making power, its totally new.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by BeetleB on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:47PM
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Plenty of salaried employees buy Teslas, and Porsches are similarly priced.
Anyone can buy a Porsche with a payment plan. Unfortunately, I know someone who did.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by izacus on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @03:24PM
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Porsche is in the same market segment as Tesla is.